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Hey guys going to try a method that I have never tried before. Slip floats for lakers. Here's my question; should I use split shot with a hook below and a minnow or do you find a jig head with a minnow work better. Hoping to catch something trying out this new tactic. Any info is good info! Thanks
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You should pm Dbfish. He uses the method all the time but is in Elliot lake trying to win a tourney right now and I am not sure how much he's checking in. I would think a drop shot rig with a bad boy on bottom and a minnow a few feet up and then put the stop to where it touches bottom. The hardest part seems to be keeping the holes clear.
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Answer to question. I prefer to use a single hook which gives the minnow more free range, no resistance!! No luck at tournament but so did 550 others. Lol
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QUOTE (Dbfish @ Feb 21, 2015 - 10:51 pm)
Answer to question. I prefer to use a single hook which gives the minnow more free range, no resistance!! No luck at tournament but so did 550 others. Lol
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